Agenda
- Edge - Motion and Interaction Design Tools
- Webkit contributions - CSS Regions, CSS Shaders
- JQuery Mobile
- PhoneGap
- Flash News
- Live Demo - quite powerful tool (produces Java Script)
Webkit contributions
- allows effects on any elements of the DOM
- Live demo with Chromium (which implemented this spec) using CSS Shaders studio
- wurp, fold effects kind of cool
- works directly on actual HTML content (videos, animations, selections, all still work in the animated pages) - example given with untouched Google maps site embedded in animation some animations/effects
- real cool and easy to use to add artistic elements to standard web content
- shaders not already available - pending standard publication
JQuery mobile + PhoneGap
- can run as an app or withing the browserit creates a native shell with a web view which load the web content or application
- used to publish to android, ios, etc.
- demo showing how to package web content from a browser to IOs by using XCode PhoneGap extensions
- Xcode=Apple's IDE for IOS applications
- saw an IPad simulator showing how the app would look on an actual IPad
- Then an IPhone simulator was only a click away.
- generated application deployable to AppStore for example.
- he then tested in on an actual device instead of than on a simulator
- very easy to test applications for various platforms/devices
- he then tried it on an Android phone (with a produced android app output from Eclipse instead of XCode)
2 problems with what was demoed so far
- multiple IDEs/tools for multiple target platforms (Xcode for IOS, Eclipse for Android, windows, etc.)
- debugging remote html applications when it runs on a device
for the later problem, they developed the Web Inspector Remote tool (called also weinre), similar to web application debuggers such as the one in Chrome, Firebug, etc.)
Flash news
- Adobe painted as non HTML company... which they claim is not the case
- They think Flash and Flex are still useful in certain cases (pear to pear application for examples - ex: game with 2 players, another ex: enterprise application: ) like real-time data streaming, collaboration sessions between multiple users/devices, etc.
Conclusion
Thank you for the info. It sounds pretty user friendly. I guess I’ll pick one up for fun. thank u
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